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Table 2 Clinical features of the proband and his father with PMP22 and SCN4A mutations

From: Coexistence of Charcot-Marie-Tooth 1A and nondystrophic myotonia due to PMP22 duplication and SCN4A pathogenic variants: a case report

Patient

Proband

Proband’s father

SCN4A gene studies

c.3917G > C p. Gly1306Ala

c.3917G > C p. Gly1306Ala

PMP22 gene studies

Duplication in PMP22

Duplication in PMP22

Sex

Male

Male

Age (yrs)

29

57

Age at Onset

Adolescence

Unknown

First symptom at onset

High-arched feet

High-arched feet

Muscular Stiffness

Yes, mostly in the mornings or after long exercises

No

Muscle pain

No

No

Muscle weakness

Upper limb

Wrist muscles 3/5, intrinsic hand muscles 2/5

No

Lower limb

Ankle and toe extensors < 3/5, ankle dorsiflexion restricted

No

Muscle atrophy

Mild atrophy of the distal muscles of the hands, subtle wasting of thigh musculature

Very mild distal atrophy of the lower leg muscles

Muscle hypertrophy

Mild calves hypertrophy

Very mild proximal hypertrophy of the lower leg muscles

Warm up phenomenon

No

Not Applicable

Handgrip myotonia

Yes

No

Myotonia worsened by cold

No

Not Applicable

Myotonia distribution

Hands, arms, legs

Not Applicable

Electromyography

Positive for generalized typical myotonic discharges

Myotonic discharges were confirmed in the left biceps muscle

CK(U/L)

224 U/L, 386 U/L

Not examined

Pes cavus

Yes

Yes

Sensory loss

A stocking-glove distribution involving the upper limbs to the level of the elbows and the lower limbs to the mid-calf

No

Deep tendon reflexes

Absent

Absent

Plantar response

Flexor

Flexor

Sural nerve biopsy

Severe demyelinating neuropathy

Not examined

CMTNS

Severe (26)

Mild

Recurrent flaccid paralysis

No

No

Scoliosis

No

No

  1. Abbreviations: CMTNS CMT neuropathy score